Claudication is muscle pain that presents when the body is active and stops when the body is at rest, also… Read More
Introduction The body is a marvelous functional machine that requires constantly moving worldwide. The body can do everyday movements from… Read More
The hips are highly active joints. Hip sprains are rare but do occur. A hip sprain is caused by tearing… Read More
With a growing belly and changes in connective tissue, many pregnant women are unable to stay comfortable. A pregnancy chiropractor… Read More
A Trendelenburg gait is an abnormal walking gait resulting from a defective or weakened hip abductor. The gluteal musculature is… Read More
Individuals involved in slip and fall accidents lead to around 9 million emergency room visits a year. Recovering from a… Read More
Scoliosis causes the spinal curvature to go sideways and can cause various symptoms. One of the most common symptoms is… Read More
The latissimus dorsi or lats are the large flat muscles on each side covering the width of the middle and… Read More
APT is short for anterior pelvic tilt. APT is when the pelvis tilts more down than forward, which can cause… Read More
The pelvis is designed to bear and distribute the weight of the body along with regular everyday movement. It is… Read More
Tight hip flexors are a common complaint among individuals. Sitting for too long is the usual suspect, but highly active… Read More
The number of individuals experiencing hip along with back pain is increasing and could benefit from chiropractic hip realignment. Chiropractic… Read More
Back discomfort and pain could be caused by hip issues and could be resolved with hip replacement. According to a… Read More
Pain in the low back, hips, and other areas of the lower body, the source isn’t always easy to pinpoint.… Read More
Athletes both recreational and fully competitive can be impacted by injuries to the muscles and ligaments around the hip. … Read More
Although hip pain is most often associated with older individuals, in reality, it can affect people from all age groups.… Read More
The hip joint is the body’s largest ball-and-socket joint that allows for fluid movement during running, walking, and more. There… Read More
Ischemic Osteonecrosis Ischemic Osteonecrosis (More accurate term) aka avascular necrosis AVN: this term describes subarticular (subchondral) bone deathIntramedullary bone infarct:… Read More
Degenerative Joint Disease (DJD) Macroscopic & Microscopic Appearance of Normal vs. Damaged Articular Hyaline Cartilage by DJD Hip Osteoarthritis (OA)… Read More